The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-06-30

tIOH SHOWING UIuC tne DarOn III IooO III
New York declared his intention OF becom-
ing y naturalized citizen OF the United
States, and contends that this entities the
baron to treatment due an American citi-
zen abroad. The French cabinet will at
once consider the question.
1t is rumored among military men that
the outcome OF the rebel flag returning will
be the placing OF Adjt. Gen Drum on tho
retired list just as soon as it can be done
without attaching any special signitica nee
to it.
Bids were opened by the supervising
architect OF the treasury for material.
tools, labor for plumbing and gas pipes for
the third and fourth floors OF the public
building at Des Moines: Marshall Foundry
Co., Pittsburg Pa, SG,477; Bouton Found.
ry Co., Chicago, Sc, 900; Dearborn Found
ry, Chicago, $6,2S0; Clark. Rafin u Co.,
Chicago, $6,569; Hough, Ketcham Co.,
Indianapolis $6,6s7.
Mrs. Cleveland attended the Baptist
church when she was in Oswego, N. Y.
DIR. Roswell Dwight Hitchcock, pres ident
OF the Union Theological Seminary Of New
York, died at his summer residence at
South Somerset, Mass, OF peritonitis.
John Brady at White hall. Wis, was ac-
quilted OF murder. Last July. in Trempe-
leau county, Brady shot and instantly
killed Daniel Sullivan, for trying to steal
away Brady's daughter, thirteen years old
He had taken the girl from home once, but
her father recovered control OF her at Wi
nona and sent word to Sullivan to keep
away from his premises. The latter swore
he would have tho girl or Brady's life, and
the next time he was caught lurking about
tho farm Brady shot him dead.
En- President Hopkins OF Williams col
lege died at North Adams, Mass. Mark
Hopkins was born in Cambridge, Mass.
Feb. 4, 1902, so that at the time OF his
death he was over eighty-fve years OF age
He entered Williams college, the institution
OF which he was afterwards president, in
1920, graduating with the class OF 1924
So far as years OF continuous service went
he was the oldest college president in the
United States, with but a single exception,
DR.. A. L. Chaplin, ex-president OF Beloi'
college.
William R. Sever OF Plymouth, Mass.
aged ninety six, is the oldest living gradu
ate OF Harvard.
Mrs. Catharine Donnelly died at hel
home in Philadelphia recently, aged
seventy six years. Mrs. Donnelly was q
woman OF extraordinary powers OF mind
circle OF acquaintance. She was the
mother OF talented family. Sever
children survive her, among whom ;,r,
Miss Eleanor c. Donnely, the author o
several books OF poems and a biography
OF the late Rev. f. X. Barbelin, Of st
Josephs church, and Ignatius Donnelly o
Minnesota.
James Wilson, the Philadelphia forger
was arrested in Toronto. He has beer
living here with his family, under an as
sumed name, for the past two months
His defalcations are said to amount t6
100000.
Hon. J. G. Blaine recently was Offered
$500 an acre for thirty acres he bought
last autumn at Bar Harbor for S1OO pei
acre.
An old and respected citizen OF Bayfield,
Wis, by the name OF Hould, was strucl
on the head with q stone thrown by /
half-breed Chippewa named Joseph II
Goeslin and killed.
Ex-Vice Presi lent Hamlin will be seven
ty eight in August. He says he doesn
feel over fifty.
Gov. Gordon OF Georgia ran train re
Gently from Macon to Monticello, ha nd
ling the throttle like an expert.
The agent Of the O'Callaghan estate a
Bodyke, Ireland, the scene of the recen
evictions, thus writes to the Times: Al
most all OF the tenants held under leas
es at the judicial rates made by the lane
courts. They paid their rents regularly til
the National league melted them to de
mand Il 80 per cent. reduction. Even thel
many OF the tenants paid their full rent
secretey and had their receipts backda ted
prior to the leagues mandate, and som'
imploring that ejectments be served OF
them although they had paid all, in orde
to avoid the league vengeance. In the fin
al negotiations nineteen tenants Offered
to accept proposal to pay f31S in lieu o
the 1902 due, but Father Havyn declined
the offer on behalf of the tenants. / hav'
not the least doubt that | could have eli
fected peaceable settlement but ior th
mischievous inte rference OF outsiders.
Cardinal Manning OF London, in Il lette
to the clergy under him, says: No sover
eign in our long annals has been more Low
ed or has SO won the love OF the people al
has her majesty the Queen Victoria. Sh
has shown the heart, not only OF a queen
but also OF Il mother of those who mourn
Her home and her court are bright ant
spotless examples for all who reign, and {
pattern for all her people. You will, | an
sure, with Joy offer our heavenly Fathe
thanks, giving prayers for her majesty OF
the jubilee OF her Just and happy reign.
- A stock company has been organized tt
bore at once for natural gas in South st
Paul.
Milwaukee traders on the chamber o
commerce have lost heavily through tn
clique manipulation OF the wheat market
AS near as can be ascertained the losses o
Milwaukee traders aggregate nearly $40O,
600. and the losses Of outsiders who tool
flyers during the manipulation amount tt
from $4,000 to $4,000 more.
The wife OF Mark Hopkins, expression
OF Williams college, who died at Williams
town, Mass, survives him. She was Mis-
Mary Hubbell of Williams town, and wa
married to him in 1882.
There was 81 terrible rain and hail storm
at Highmore, Dak., extending over q wild
acre. Stones fell measuring five inches il
circumference. Crops are greatly damaged
but most farmers are insured.
Vassar college has just conferred tn
honorary degree OF LII. d. on Mrs. Chris
| tine Ladd Franklin Of Baltimore, who's
attainments in mathematics and logic hat
| previously been recognized by her aE
| poiutment as fellow OF the j Johu Hopkins
university.
The Union Labor party OF Kentuck
pHo lOicNiuS opNUO oASNO'
Governor, A. II. Cargin; lieutenant go,
| ernor, o. n. Bradburn; attorney ger
eral John p. Newman: treasurer, Georg
| Smith,
| Prof. Iarbell, OF Yale college. has re
| signed, and will go to Europe to stud
archaeology.
Jim Carney knocks out Mitchell after
hard battle OF eleven bloody &c unds.
| Mrs Cleveland is at Aurora, N. Y, at
| tending the commencement OF Welles CO.
| lege. Of which she is graduate.
| United States Minister Phelps was az
corded private interview with ouee
| Victoria.
Mrs. Villas and family VIII leave for thei
| home in Wisconsin, where the postmaste
| general will join them later in the season
his official duties conhning him to the cit
for the present.
Congressman Crisp, OF Georgia, in an il
| terview with q Star reporter on tho politi
! cal situation said: "Our folks in tn
! South are all for Cleveland and the old Hay
not these battle flags, but the old flag {
! the Union. God knows we don't want til
battle flags. We are too busy to vast
| time in old issues of that sort"